A recent study conducted by [Insert Source – e.g., Investment Research Group] reveals a divergence in investment sentiment among baby boomers and younger generations. The research indicates that while boomers hold ETFs as a potential investment strategy, younger investors exhibit a greater reluctance to allocate capital to them. Analysis suggests a perceived risk associated with the volatility of ETF markets, coupled with a focus on more traditional investment avenues. The study concludes that while ETFs remain a viable option, boomers may consider alternative investment strategies before selling existing mutual funds. Further research is recommended to understand the underlying drivers of this trend.
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